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About Nathan

I've been building systems people run their daily work on for twenty years now: booking platforms, knowledge bases, administrations, calculation engines. Work where a mistake isn't a bug but a problem for a real customer. That teaches you one thing thoroughly: something shouldn't look smart, it should be correct, and you need to be able to show that it's correct.

Nathan
Four fields, one standard.
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What you can expect from me

Then AI came along. I saw what it can mean for people who work with knowledge, and I saw how it gets sold: systems that make up sources, promises nobody can keep, and nowhere anyone who signs their name to it. That clashes with everything I learned in twenty years. That's why I do this work: not because AI is new, but because the way it gets deployed is often no good, and because I know how it can be done properly.

I work from Tenerife for Dutch organisations, in Dutch.

What you can expect from me, you can check. Every claim in my reports carries a label: source, observation, judgement or assumption. What I don't know is stated honestly. I don't give legal advice, but I do give you the questions for your lawyer. And sometimes my conclusion is that you don't need AI at all; that advice is free. I work alone, deliberately: what I deliver carries one signature, and it's mine.

Start small, go far.

Want to look for yourself first? The supplier scan and the Chain check are free and need no conversation.

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Half an hour, and you know where the time leaks away.

No obligation, no sales talk. An honest picture of where the routine work sits, what could go faster there, and where you currently cannot show what something rests on.

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Here's what that looks like in practice.

Three different worlds, one principle: the AI does the work, the human checks and approves.

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